
Fauci’s Refusal To Answer Questions Matches Hubris of America’s Botched Covid Response
By JOSH HAMMER
|The best fables never happened but always seem to be true. That is the case with Pinocchio, the tale of the wooden boy who wants to be a real one, with the nose that grows every time he tells a lie. It was initially told by a Tuscan, Carlo Collodi, in 1883. Pinocchio’s appearance on the silver screen was in 1911. His most famous film was Disney’s version of 1940, which is an animated gem.
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